Tremor, in Parkinson's disease

Tremor, in Parkinson's disease Parkinson's disease results when some of the nerve centers in the brain lose their ability to regulate the movement of muscles. As a result, the person may have rigid muscles and tremors and difficulty walking and swallowing.

Deep-brain electrical pulses better than surgery for severe tremor Patients with Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and other conditions that cause severe tremor -- an uncontrollable and incapacitating shaking of the arm -- can benefit from...

Neurological disease killed Eugene O'Neill With only anecdotal information available, the death in 1953 of one of America's greatest playwrights -- Eugene O'Neill -- has been attributed by most biographers to a combination of Parkinson's disease and alcohol abuse...

Antidepressant Helps Cardplayer`s Tremor A chance observation that mirtazapine (Remeron)--a drug used to treat depression--helped a woman with tremor keep her hands steady as she played cards...